Sentence examples for designed to ban from inspiring English sources

It's a whole scheme of legislation designed to ban access altogether".

The new law is not designed to ban the bag, but to make people think for a moment when they take one from a store while shopping.

In France, the law designed to ban full-face veils made it illegal to wear veils, masks or balaclavas in public.

The new controls, known as "catch-all controls," are designed to ban the export of goods that could be used by another country to develop weapons of mass destruction or prohibited delivery systems.

O'Farrell submitted the law was not designed to ban protests per se but only those that intended to, or could be imputed to have intended, to stop or hinder lawful business activity and successfully had that effect.

O'Farrell submitted the law was not designed to ban protests per se but only those who intended to, or could be imputed to have intended, to stop or hinder lawful business activity and successfully had that effect.

Counterterrorism legislation passed in 2006 is designed to automatically ban any "successor" organisations set up by proscribed groups.

Counter-terrorism legislation passed in 2006 is designed to automatically ban any "successor" organisations set up by proscribed groups.

Chemical compounds designed to mimic banned substances – and which are not detected in routine testing – are now the most commonly used drug in some jails, Mr Hardwick said.

A city agreement that imposes the ban is designed to be enforced at the location indefinitely, regardless of what future business opens in the historic establishment.

In 1948, Cushing, then an archbishop, led a public charge against Referendum No. 4, a statewide ballot measure designed to relax the ban on contraception.